Signal texts Fallout Amid Heads to testify before the home intelligence committee on the road

Washington – National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe will return to Capitol Hill A group of conversations Which best Trump officials discussed sensitive plans to hit the targets in Yemen.

Gabbard and Ratcliffe, FBI Director Kash Patel, Director of the National Security Agency General Timothy Haugh and Director of the Defense Intelligence General General Security Threats will start at 10 US position

The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg’s Revelation discussed the details of the Crump officials in Yemen Yemen Yemen’s targets can play a central role in the court hearing.

Gabbard and Ratcliffe, both were on the subject of the message Fried by Democrats About the security violation in the Senate Intelligence Committee in the Senate. Both deputies acknowledged that they are part of the conversation, the information that denies the classified information is shared with a commercial application.

Shortly before the court begins, Atlantic released The parts of the messages were previously denied the Trump officials. Newly broadcasts, Secretary of Defense Hegseth, shows that the schedule of aircraft and strikes to be used.

“This was the first US fighter jets before the start of the battlefields, two hours ago, a minute before the beginning of the target, Houthi ‘target terrorist’ was expected to be killed by this American plane,” Goldberg wrote. “If this text is accepted by someone who is hostile to America’s interests or is simply accepted by someone, Houthis, including unusual and social media, could be prepared for a surprise attack on their castles. American pilots could be disastrous.”

President Trump, Tuesday, said to “see” to communicate management officials using encrypted messaging application rejected the severity of leakage.

This week’s house and Senate hearings coincide with the release of the annual threatening assessment of the Intelligence Society. This year 31-page report Threats violated by foreign illegal drug actors such as drug cartels in Mexico, Islamic expression, China, Russia, Iran and North Korea.